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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec. g. IL am.-The opening OF the
stock market this morning was rather heavy,
most stocks being from S 20 y per cent below The
moderately active with ST. Paul, Union Pacific.
Reading, Lackawanna and Richmond and West
Point most prominent Prices were somewhat
Irregular in the early dealings, but the entire ia
soon became strong, the declines from the OPEN
ing figures being for Insignificant fractions only.
wheeling and Lake Erie took the lead IN the ad-
vance gaining IL per cent while Lackawanna
rose u, Richmond and Wes Point and New Eng.
land each, ana the remainder smaller nacaonx
Late IN the hour the market again weakened and
q portion OF the advance was lost Union Pac1nc
being weakest OF the active list QuickEilvef con-
tinued strong all the way out gaining per cent
At IL O'Clock the market was quiet ana heavy aS
irregular changes OF small fractions from theopeo-
ing ngures-
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Chiuamau Assasssuasea.

c,aI saws. A Chinese Cardener IIyfnc about fwo
miles north Of the city, shot through the side
late saturday night several Mexicans living hear
by heard the shot and the Chinamans cry Tor
help They came 10 his rescue and pursued his
would-be assassns through nelds towards the city,
where they lost the trail The pursuers say that
there were three men In the party, ana all Ameri-
cans. However, Others say that the gardener
was shot by one of his own countrymen. The
Chlnaman has since died.
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
will GEN. swain be Retired


The report Is revived that an effort Is to be made
to secure legislation by Congress TO retire Judge
Advocate Gen. Swain, now undergoing q court
martial sentence OF twelve years War Depart
ment ofdcials, while deslrous OF relief from the
anomalous condition OF affairs In the Judge Advo-
Gates Department., state that no steps have been
understood however, that Gen. Swain himself is
not unwilling TO be retired, and outside influence
may be brought TO bear 70 secure the desired end.
that the duties OF the position formerly held by
Gen. Swain are now being performed by Col
Lieber. OF the Judge Advocate's Corps. who Is not
TO the ONCE.
AZ the White House Reception.
HOW THE PRESIDENT MANAGED TO ESCAPE From An
UNPLEASANT INTERVIEW.
Among the crowd collected IN the east room yes
terday to shake hands with the President were
the Burmese hairy people, who formed . counter
attraction and nearly relieved the President from
an embarrassing scene A well-known pension
claimant the widow OF veteran OF the Mexican
war; who has oscillated for years between the Ex-
ecufave Mansion, the Pension once, and the Capt.
toll was there as Is her usual custom, with large
oc.al snssSpe Gnica II Mas nef o e l0rSe
her place In line with the rest OF the visitors she
remained quietly In the projecting shadow Of one
Snd T waited for her chance to seize him unaWsrec
II d her habit e seemA % Keep out o. sent 9nIil
me ass pesos hs. re e r.ssescs s1S ,s sse6
the dooea but yesterday she was critically watch
in9 the movements of the Burmese party, Who had
Win her eye eyes forgot her errand and the Prsadent
corridor IN ne center g tae building bs1ore NJ
q diss1eosns@5st, ~ rasnsd psss the ssseodsnts
Who Wefs boltang the large doom and ran rapidly
=. aa ss 70 s .o eS
fFSend ehe soo0 reached him and vigorously en-
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Two Children Burnea 10 Death.

ST. PAUL. MIMI, Dec. "a Brainerd. Mimi,
special 20 the Pioneer Press reports that al
Mrtghts station two children of a family named
Roberts, aged eight and ten, were burned 20 death
by the burning OF the family residence. The
mother escaped, jumping from an upstairs win-
dow with a babe IN her arms The father was %
badly burned he NAV not recover.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE MINNESOTA PROTECTIVE n
DCsTRIAL LEAGUE

ST. PAUL Dec. 6.-Some nifty colored men from
various parts OF the state met here last night and
organized the Minnesota Protective Industrial
League the advancement of the interests OF the
race In this State. Appointment organization WAS
effected, L H. Reynolds being made president
1ects OF the league TO by to secure TO the colored
citizens OF the state the full and free enjoyment of
their natural and civil rights Impartial trialS
through the press TO arrange FOR colored immigrs-
ton 10 this state, &c.
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ALLEGED COUNTERFETTERs ARREsTRD.-It was
officially stated at the Treasury Department To-
day that Ada Smedley, JAS Phillips, Elijah Gum
berlng and Jos. Sherwood were yesterday arrested
in Wikesbarre, Pa, by an agent OF the secret
vice division for cOunterfeftin4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

CHICAGO, Dec. e.-Tne employing printers q u
who have lately been on strike Before they vtn
be employed they must agn Hsgss rMsno1ncng M
agree not 70 join any Other union or assoc1staoo
unless they give sixty days notice % the enpouys
era The men % far have refused % agn tAe
agreement
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Shot his wife and Basmself.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 6-Snortly after O'Clock
last evening Jas Funk shot bis wife and at
tempted TO commit suicide at the Logan House, n
Wflinar, Mimi. Funk Is a railroad orakesman,
and has been leading dissipatcd life The Landlord
had just left the room when two shots were nred-
bullet through her heart, and her husband badly,
but not fatally, wounded. Funk handed his re-
volver TO the landlord asking him 70 nnish the jon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

A "NONsENsIcAL" RBPoRT.-White House on
cials laugh at the sensational article which ap-
peared in the New York Tribune this morning to
the effect that a portion Of the Presidents mes
sage had been sold to New York stock operators
by a Stenographer at the Executive Mansion. IL
was stated there that no part OF the message was
dictated to a stenographer, and that the report
Is ''nOnSensical"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

SACRAMENTO, GALA, Dec. 6.-At an election held
yesterday the proposition 10 levy tax OF $4,000
FOR the purchase and condemning Of q portion OF
Chinatown and TO MI China slough was defeated
by about 200 votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue.. s256, 24s; customs, 1881, ,764.
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Kslsea Rss Wtse,s Ceuspa.ss..

Mt. VERNoN, kr-, Dec. 6.-Bob SommerA Wheo
returning from the funeral or Granville Adams
last evening" stopped al the residence OF Bud AID
ner, In this county, and found a man named Gar.
rett Hampton there In conversation with his CDom
mers0 wife he drew pistol and nred three shots
into Hampton killing him Instantly. In addition
to his dstrust or his wife, feud of long standing
Is given as the reason for the murder sommeo
has so far eluded arrest.
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Failure Of Dry Good. Merchaass.

LONDON, ONT, Dec. 6-John Green Co.. whole
sale dry goods merchants, have failed Liabilities
are $780, The failure is attributed 20 the Sus
pension OF the Bank OF London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

ATLANTA, Ca, DEC. a-The southern Bae BAN
directors met hsse to-day, and decided 70 eave H.
clubs are secured by january 10 70 the NsW o.
leans cluh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

DELAY OF THE ENTERPRIsE-The officers Of the
Enterprise, now at New York, are said to be dis
pleased with the slow manner in which they are
being made to wait for sailing orders 1t is re-
ported that the delay is OccasiOned by the slow
mannerin which supplies for the vessel are being
issued IL Is said that principal cause OF delay
Is the failure to provide a 60-pound gun from the
washington navy-yard, which was ordered two
years ago. AT the ordnance Office, however, 1t Is
stated That the gun Is now In New York. 1t Is
learned at the Bureau OF Navigation that the slow
process promises 70 continue for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

DUBLIN, Dec. 6.-Lord Mayor sullivan, who VA
convicted OF publishing In hrs paper, ne Notion,
accounts OF proclaimed branches Of the National
League and sentenced 10 two months fmpr1son.
ment, has been removed 20 the Tullamore Jail n
order 70 prevent his holding daily levses - h
was doing In the jail here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

PATENTS have been issued to citizens Of the Dis
trtct, as follows: Willard D. Doremus lock- Willie
H. Reynolds, electric governor; Vincent L. Ourdan
and Chas. A. KOlb engraving machine; Jno H.
White, machine for making stereotype matr1ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

The FISH COMMISSION STEAMER ALBArRoss sailed
from Santa Lucia, West Indies, yesterday, bound
for Bahia, Brazil.
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Special Cable Dispatc TO TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Wm. Jones. secretary OF the
English Peace society, says that everywhere
throughout his travels In America he has met
hearty Kindness and elected from all sections Of
society, from the President downward, express
saons OF genuine sympathy.
GOlAWin smith Puts HE Foot In ts.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 TIE EVENING srAa-
LONDON, Dec Goodwin smith, In his unrsason-
ing hatred OF all Irishmen is In a pretty dilemma
He declared that no Irishman Catholic or Protest.
ant could have done for national education what
had been done In 1852 by Sir Alexander Mac
Donald, a Scotchman, devoted 10 Ireland So far
from being impossible" Macdonald II not q
Scotchman, but an Irishman, and his proper name
Is Mcdonnell
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dAcEa We S.E,nly bssPe.E for HIM :he Continued
Having purchased Msssrs Nesbits entire milk Pant
M ms Gi,y have paced it in charse Of my nePhow
a d, kACf:f mAnaser Of my Broadyiey farm in
With the purest and Of milk fresh from dairy
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FRENCH SPOILATION CLAIMS-Tho Court OF
Claims yesterday reported its conclusions in the
French spoatiOn cases arising out Of the loss of
the ship William, the schooner Betsy, the ship
Louisa and the ship Catheri ne, and ordered their
transmittal to Congress. A motion for new trial
in the case OF the ship Federal George allowed
on behalf OF Harriet E. SebOr, administratrtx.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer Henry B. Noues
ordered to the Richmond. Chief Engineer Fletcher
A. Wilson ordered TO duty as inspector Of ma
chinery OF cruiser No. 5, building at San Fran
cisco. Chief Engineer jackson McElwell detached
from duty on the Richmond and placed on waiting
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

III JSO. A PRESCOTT, 1416 st. NV.
Has the following Lots for sale
18th st NV, 62xl2O 20 3O-foot alley, choice, e.
10Th ST. large number nne lots. good sizes, e3
10 ~. m ,o
2Oth and p. OPP Blaine residence. s0x9o. choice e.
Also choice throughout the northwest and every
part Of city prces suitable for either
rv.ideucesL JNO A PRESCOTT.
nI.-lm 14l6 St NV.
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The PENALTY ON NON-DELIvERED LETrERs-Su-
perintendent Baird of the Dead Letter ONCE, has
issued a circular to postmasters directing the
strict enforcement of the postal laws which re-
quire postmasters to collect cent on all letters
advertised Or posted up In list when such letters
are delivered. II is thought that the execution OF
this regulation Will add largely to the postal reve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators George, Walthall, Pasco, Palmer, Sabin,
Davis, Manderson and Kenna, with Major John w.
Harris and Col. j. N. Clarks0n, Virginia; Speaker
Carlisle and Representatives Hemphill Lawler
OFerrall, Davidson, Florida; Scott, McShane.
ShiVely and Morse, with Adjutant General Dalton
and Mr. Z: X Hannewell Massachusetts,. The
joint committee OF the Ftftieth Congress- consist
Ing OF Senators Morrill, and Morgan and Represen-
tatives Randall, Cox and Cannon waited on the
President at quarter before IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

The CABINET MEETING.-All Of the Cabinet ON
GERS attended the meeting day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06

ANOTHER NOTARY PUBLIC.-The President has
appointed Nelson d. Adams to be notary public fol
the District OF Columbia.
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sary read1ustment, should furnish no excuse fol
the sacrifice OF the interests OF his employees either
In their opportunity to work or in the diminution
of their compensation. Nor can the worker In
manufactures fail to understand that while high
tariff is claimed to be necessary to allow the pay
in a very large increase In the price OF nearly all
sorts Of manufactures, which, in almost countless
FORMS he needs for the use OF himself and his
family. He receives at the desk OF his employer
his wages, and perhaps before he reaches his home
Is obliged, In purchase for family use OF an artl
Gle which embraces his own Labor to return ID tns
permits, the hard-earned compensation OF many
The farmer and the agriculturist who manu-.
which the tartn imposes, upon every agricultural
Implement upon all he wears and upon all he usei
herds and such things as his husbandry produces
nom the SOIL Is invited to aid in maintaining the
present situation; and he is told that high duty
those who have sheep TO shear, in order that the
price Of their wool may be Increased. They o
no sheep Is by this scheme Obliged, in his pur
chases OF clothing and wooden goods. to pay Q
tribute to hts fell0w-farmer as well as 70 the
made OF the fact that the sheep p-owners them
selves and their households, must wear clothing
and use other articles manufactured from the the
sumers must return their share Of this increase<
price 70 the tradesman.
think It may bs fairly assumed that laIg.
throughout the country are found In smail nocks
numbering from twenty-five to nfty. Tho duty
on the grade OF imported wool which these sheeI
thirty cents OF less and twelve cents II OF tn
value OF moro than thirty centa II the liberia
estimate Of six pounds be allowed for each Mecca
cents, and this may be taken - tho utmos
enhancement q its price % the farmer BY reasol
Of this DUTY: Hghteen oolisn would thus rsEe
nve eheep and thlrty-ax dollars that fTom II
wool Of MY shesp; ana g present values III
addition Wo0l0 amount 20 about one-th1r0 a. 10
pfica II upon It's sale tho farmer receive
this OF . leo6 tari0 pro0t The wool leaves hl
han0s charged with proc1Do1y that oum, whicl
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II 2 lots pear Dupont Circle, 24I95 5........s2.25
lot Dupont Circle. 1X41 $50
i 2.Nt4--...-.....-.--.... zoo
! 3oNJO.-.. .... g 90
Is lots rear Dupont Circle. ~ ZxS,t, 2 90
lot COunectieIt ave. Dupont Circle. 25xlOO. 2 20
= lots Mass ave and 2lst st. 25xsO 80
lots within back Dupont Circle. 2OxbO $50
lot. 9Th ST. bet Y aud SITS, 2SxlO0. 150
lot, 2Oth -t, near ST.. 2Zx46. 46............. 30
j lot. New Hampshire ave-. near st. 2OxsO -. 300
j lot New hAInpshlre ave and 2lst St. 251y0.. ZOO
lOts St 4th ST. 1Gx7O .....-.......... -
lo q cor 4th and l. sts- ne. Soc
lOts eth and ste 81 x6 SC.
Apply ChARLks EARLY
nl7-im 6O3 lith Il. NV
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fronts us-not theory. Relief from this condi-
tages @ Which % we award our home producsioas % but
the entire withdrawal OF such advantages should
not be contemplated. The question OF free trade
made In certain quarters, that all efforts TO re-
lieve the people from unjust and unnecessary tax
alton are schemes OF socalled freetraders, is mis-
chievous and far removed from any consideration
for the public good.
The simple and plain duty which we owe the
penses o. Of an economical operation Of the Govern
ment, and to restore TO the business OF the c0un-
try the money which we hold In the Treasury
These things can and should be done with safety
TO all our industries without danger to the oppor-
men need, and with beneaL TO them and all our
people, by cheapening their means OF subsistence
and increasing the measure OF their comforts
"TBE STATE OF THE UNION" rs SHOWN IN THE PRES.
RNr FINANCIAL SITUATION.
The Constitution provides that the President
'shal from time TO time, give 70 the Congress In
formation OF the state OF the Union" It has been
the custom OF the Executive, In compliance wita
this provision to annually exhibit TO the Con.
gress, at the opening OF It's session. the general
condition OF the country. and 70 detail with some
ecutive Departments. It would be especially
agreeable 70 follow this course at the present time
and % can attention 70 the vaiSsols &c scccmpIisa
year. But am SO much Impressed with the para
mount Importance OF tho subject TO which thil
sSal foreeo the ADDITION q any other topic, snt
only urge upon your immediate consideration thu
.stase Of the Union" e shown in the present con
tion, upon which every element a our safety an<
TSe rspor1 Of the heads Of Departmental whic,
nation touching the transaction Of the businesl
iktrussed to them, and such recommendaEions 70
se%s ses = o'
mendataons the de1lberate examination and actor
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08
lie banquet d'Iena.

On lit d ms IN Journal de Paris:
LIE PIE nier gu, gravit I'ebtrade,
c'est Fr6ch tie, le poetic canadien,
qui Went nous parler de lAlsace
Lorraine dpAm6rlque, CONNIE il
appelle son malheureux pays, TOM
BE, en- 1853, il y Q l24 ans, an pou
yoir des Anglais, ct reste, d puts
Tors, aussf fdsIeA Ia France que
rAlsaces Lorraine ellie meme. ii
nous raconte, en- 70 t beaux YER,
Ia touchante manlfestationqu .eut
lieu q Montreal quand arr1verent
% has, en- 1870, les d6sastreuses
nouvelles de Ia guerre franco-alle
mande. Cling cents Canadiens Sc
r6unirent spontan6ment, s'arme.
rentde fusils, de haches ct courn-
rent au consulat de France, de-
mandant q partirl...
I'll yous reste pesp6rance, q
vous antreb Alsaciens, dit Fr6chet-
ten terminant, car vous 6tes sdrs
de redevrnir Francois; Get une
10 e qui nous est refns6e.
81, 81, lni cris-t on de toutes
parts, esp6fez. 70 II aussi; e Fran
CO redevisndra grande!. ..Vlve le
Canada!
Et il Sc retire au millieu des
applaudissemAnts de l'assemblee
entiere acclamant le poetic.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-12-08

Les commissioners charges de Ia
direction des affaires pour Ia cons
truction dun nouveau palais de
Justice ont decide mardi dernier de
proroger la date pour la reception
DIES plans ct devils iusqu'au 10 F6-
vrier 49,. Catte date await etc fx6e
d'abord an Is Janyier.
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.Une ieune file de Ia tribu DIES

-Une jeune file de Ia tribu DIES
Sioux, q fat profession religieuse
hier, an convent des eoeurs Crises.
aux Trois- RiyiAres. Ellie fut ar-
port6e encore enfant, aux soeurs
qui font 4lev6a. a Ia prise de~yoi
he, on remprquait Ii pres nee du
chef des sauvages Muskeg6n, Teeve-
tn de runiforme dis lnctif de 30 ra-
ce.
Terrible accident.
Dine bien triste accident est
arrive d Saint tienne de Bolton.
Madame Alphonse Meunier await
verso de peau bouillante dams une
cuyette pour faire 10 layage, Ellie
await tourn9 le dos pour quelqu'au-
tire besogne quand ellie entendit IN
cri Son petit garcon, Edouard,
Age de % mois venait de tomb,r
#dedans. Qufn1 la mere le retlra
les chairs tombaiant on lambeaux.
Le pauyre petit martyr vecut deux
iours.
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HGH0 DH L'oUHST

nouvelle machine peut compose
5000 mots q phenre.
lie success de Get essai ~ et6 9
merveilleux, lutillt6 de cette ii
yention 81 franchement reconnue
qu'une compagnie incorpol6e SOU
lemon de ]" Minneapolis Electrs
Matrlx Company Went de se fony
der dams notre vile az capital ds
So. 0O0,O0O. Les principanx 40
tionnaires sont MN. Ct. "a. Good,
son, a. s. Oapehart,. s. s.. Small, b
1T, Steele, g. w. Dawson, ,. w
Washburn, Dexter Thurber, Os Ii
Travis, +. Quinby, q. r. Chute, r.
IS. Bnrhyte, +. =. Lane ct j. +.
Williamson, tons de Minneapolis,
Les actionnaires sont 81 convain
Gus de rimportance capltale, que
va prendre cette d5couverte dams
Tart de rimprimeriie qu'ils ont den
ne Iordre formel, mardi solr, de ne
laisser aucune personna 6trangAre
.pAn4trer dams Ia chambra dn Still
men Block, on Ia machine o. trou
va = MONS qn'elle ne soft porteur
dune admission sign6e par cling
des actionnairessa u moins.
Lapplicationde l'6lectricit6 com
me moteur onyre encore plus lar.
&c, le champ dejA immense que
. tie invention eat destin6sA par
conrir.
Ellie psrmettra en- efet . Pagent
de Ia Presse associee cO1nposant 3
New York d composer On meme
3 Chicago ct San Francis
co. En IN mot ce sera lie cO1ap0
6lectrique remplacant "a t.
l6graphie.
Q1elle economic de tempo ct
d'arg Mt! !
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Chas Food. le ieune homme
aui q recemment frustr6 plusieurs
maisons de commerce en- imitant
leurs signatures sur de faux che
aues d Ste. arret6 4 La Crosse,
Wise. JOS Murch d 6t4 une de e
victimes pour $3.50.
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Lassemblee ordinaire de { .ITra
DIES and Labor assembly s'est te-
nue. yendredi soir an No. $50, 2e
Avenue du Sud. La reunion etait
tres nombreuse. Une discussion
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